In this episode of The BAGO Mic Podcast, Trevor chats with Sean, a fifth grader who’s already thinking about the kind of person he wants to become. Sean talks about responsibility, resilience, and the role models who inspire him to make positive choices. He shares moments he’s proud of—like winning championships—and dreams big about becoming President one day so he can help others. His story is a reminder that young people are growing through their visions and responsibilities, shaping their futures one step at a time.
Trevor sets an easygoing tone as Sean opens up about his journey. Sean talks about winning championships with his buddy Loco and how those experiences helped build his confidence. He also shares what happiness means to him—from drawing to dreaming of helping his community as President. His positive attitude and strong sense of responsibility make it clear he’s carving a meaningful path for himself.
The conversation gets even more heartfelt as Sean describes his perfect day—relaxing with his dog and doing what he loves. He talks frankly about wanting to help homeless people by giving them food, showing how big his heart is. Of course, there are fun moments too, like Sean mentioning he’d talk about hunting if he ever ran a YouTube channel. He brings a blend of wisdom, humor, and honesty that makes the episode shine.
Trevor wraps things up by highlighting the power of student voice and storytelling. Sean’s reflections remind listeners that every kid has a story worth hearing, and each voice can create change. The episode is a warm and inspiring look into how young people think about their future and the impact they want to make on the world.
Takeaways:
• Sean talks about how winning championships with his buddy Loco makes him proud.
• He shares his dream of becoming President to help others, especially his Native community.
• Sean’s perfect day involves hanging out with his dog and doing things he enjoys.
• He believes helping the homeless by feeding them is a meaningful way to make a difference.
• Sean’s future vision is all about being a great person and doing good things.
• He explains how learning and sharing stories is part of what makes Winnebago special to him.
Hi everyone, welcome to The BAGO Mic, where student voice leads the way. I’m your host, Trevor, and today I’m excited to interview one of my classmates.
Can you tell everyone your name, your grade, and maybe one fun fact about yourself?
My name is Sean. I’m in fifth grade, and I like having fun outside.
What’s something you’re proud of about yourself?
Winning.
Why is that something you’re proud of?
Because I’m proud of myself and because my team and I won championships.
What’s one thing that makes you you? What do you think you’re really good at right now?
Drawing.
What’s something you want to get better at this year?
Dodgeball.
What do you want to be when you grow up?
President.
Why does that job interest you?
So I can help Native people.
Why does that job matter to you?
Because I want to help others.
What kind of adult do you want to be someday?
A great person.
What does a perfect day in your future look like?
Spending time with my dog.
What’s something you really enjoy doing, and why do you love it?
Walking with my dog.
What’s something you could talk about for hours because you love it so much?
Working hard and doing my best.
If you had an entire day to do anything you wanted, what would you do?
Play with my friends.
If you had your own YouTube channel or podcast, what would it be about?
Hunting.
What’s a skill or talent you’re working on that’s fun for you?
Working toward my goals.
What’s one way you hope to help people or make life better for others?
Helping homeless people by feeding them.
What’s one problem in the world you’d like to help solve?
Helping people who don’t have what they need.
When you think about changing the world, what does that look like to you?
Helping people and making the world better.
What message do you want people to remember after hearing your episode?
That school matters and that helping others is important.
What makes Winnebago special to you?
I’m proud of where I come from.
Who is someone who inspires you, and why?
People who work hard and keep improving.
What’s one thing most people don’t know about you but should?
That I really like history.
Let’s wrap up with our one-word lightning round. Answer fast with one word or a short phrase.
Favorite food?
Spam.
Favorite color?
Red.
Dream job?
President.
One word that describes you?
Changing.
Favorite season?
Fall.
Superpower you wish you had?
Water powers.
Most used emoji?
Smiley face.
Funniest animal?
Beluga whale.
Best day of the week?
Days when we have fun.
Favorite holiday?
Halloween.
What scares you?
Doors at night.
One thing you love?
Learning.
One word for Winnebago?
Love.
What makes you smile?
When my parents smile at me.
Thanks for sharing your story on The BAGO Mic. Before we go, do you want to give a quick shout-out to anyone?
No.
And that’s a wrap.
Remember, your voice matters, your story matters, and you matter.
This is The BAGO Mic.
See you next time.